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	<title>Comments on: Universal Search Gets Smart</title>
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		<title>By: tahire khan</title>
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		<description>Thanks for the post. I certainly agree with you about how Google search tools can assist with seo keyword resaecrh but as with all things of this type, I think the data needs to be taken as a guide and not as gospel. For example on a few of my recent projects for some new clients I found some realy great keyword ideas by cross referencing competitor websites and google adwords data. But those new keywords (whcih actually had high search volumes and showed high levels of advertiser competition) I found were not even listed on the Google keyword tool, it&#039;s as if those keyword phrases did not even exist.
So my advice for what it&#039;s worth is to cross reference against other sources and treat the data as a guide only.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for the post. I certainly agree with you about how Google search tools can assist with seo keyword resaecrh but as with all things of this type, I think the data needs to be taken as a guide and not as gospel. For example on a few of my recent projects for some new clients I found some realy great keyword ideas by cross referencing competitor websites and google adwords data. But those new keywords (whcih actually had high search volumes and showed high levels of advertiser competition) I found were not even listed on the Google keyword tool, it&#8217;s as if those keyword phrases did not even exist.<br />
So my advice for what it&#8217;s worth is to cross reference against other sources and treat the data as a guide only.</p>
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